Satori Art Studio

08/25/2026

For those who missed the opening reception — my photography is still on display at the Kirkwood Performing Arts Center, in the second-floor gallery, through mid-November.

Participating in exhibitions takes a lot of time, effort, and love. But it also reminds me what a phenomenal opportunity it is to meet fellow artists, connect with new people, and hear honest feedback. I especially love seeing people connect with certain images — pausing for a little longer, finding their own meaning, and perhaps carrying away something personal, a reflection that belongs only to them.

I’m very grateful to the Kirkwood Arts Commission and KPAC for the opportunity to share my work in such a beautiful space.
If you’d like to visit the exhibition, the KPAC lobby is open Tuesday - Friday, 10 am - 2 pm, and one hour before ticketed performances (which are great!). There are concerts, theatre, and other events happening throughout the fall, so it’s easy to combine a visit to the gallery with something happening at KPAC.

Kirkwood Performing Arts Center
210 E. Monroe Ave., Kirkwood, MO
Second Floor Gallery

07/27/2026

I'm excited to share that I'll be exhibiting a collection of my fine art photographs in the Fall Art Exhibition at the Galleries at KPAC!

This exhibition features selected works from my Monochrome Mood series—a collection that explores the beauty of nature through light, shadow, texture, and pattern. By stripping away color, each image invites us to slow down, look more closely, and discover the extraordinary in places we might otherwise overlook.

If you're in the St. Louis area, I'd love for you to join me at the Opening Reception and experience the collection in person.

🗓 Wednesday, August 19
🕓 4:00–7:00 PM
📍 The Galleries at KPAC
210 E. Monroe Ave., Kirkwood, MO
🎟 Free Admission

Art has a way of bringing people together, and I'd love to share this evening with you. I hope to see you there!

04/15/2026

02/12/2026

This Dendrobium chrysotoxum stood out with its buttery yellow blooms and gentle, cascading form. Unlike the bold structure of Cattleyas, Dendrobiums feel lighter — almost airy — with multiple flowers opening along a single stem.

I loved how these seemed to hover in space, catching the light while staying quietly understated.

Captured at Missouri Botanical Garden.

02/12/2026

Polished curves. Quiet confidence. This Bugatti Type 57 doesn’t shout — it glows.
Built in the 1930s, when engineering met couture and automobiles were treated like sculpture.

Planning on posting more individually :)

Saint Louis Art Museum — Roaring: Art, Fashion, and the Automobile in France